Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, December 10, 1920, Image 9

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thing on th#* nrifirk«t nt nriywlirr«* nifir
th«* |»rM«* Hpruy, l«ong A ('rimori. d'ítfc
F A, LindNtrnm, who nvpn tly n #»M
hiN UNO arrr rnnrh ut Divid#* t«# NV If.,
MorrlN. o f Fortlnnd, will
th^ f
wintiT in Fort In n«l nt the horn«* «if hiN
daughter, Mr». K It Krleaou.
Ife !
(•rnbnldv will return here in the spring
Mr. nnd Mrs. |{ H Trask left yester
•Iny for Portland to visit over the
M r fiml M i
John Ovi'PholiM'p wont week end
to
K i l l Monthly t o vurit ftt
v Five eents the pound paid for old
• It«* H. O Ov#*rho|«M*r homo.
run» nt The Hentinel,
dIO I7pd
Mr« S t m r y D' i i i h **<»< m |, who miff«r#*«!
Mrs
It
H.
Trn«k
and
tw
o
little
soil»
it Mirultt' o f pfirfilyNiM r#*r«*fitlyt in Berlin
and Mi ■ J II. Lewis, mother o f Mrs.
j it 1*1«» t o hi* on thi* Ntni'tN.
Trask, u rted last week in ÍJrnnt»
W p hiiv«« fiv** j'oml tiM4*i| p in n on . nil Pass nt the Dr Mnrey home.
j tftifirttrtf« i <1 Hri* thrrn nf on er; |H f #»
A. Mel .a mpilin. W. N. M<T.aui;hlin
TO inontlm to pny for thptn.
Ktl|f«*ftt*
M ijm i «* Hhop,
<13-31 r and Mrs It H Kenady left Tuesday
for ladepi-nileni'e Jo nttivfid the funeral
M r*. A Iih* lit w M iin in vinitifiK h«*r
o f their -istiT, Mr» M A. Teherow.
"f i ’himl ll n w k • n- nrnl lo r #lftU({ht**r,
I, ef us show you the best nnd Intest
Mr
l>ni«y I'nrkiriNon, in I'nrtlfiflf).
improved penril on the market.
The
II .1 Htiinn ninl (' J. Krrn were in White Pharmney.
dIO
Eny«*n«* M o n d a y
Mrs. <i W Perry and baby, o f Salem,
T h r v r r y hitrst ti nil h«*«t rn rt n llir
visited this week with Mr. and Mrs.
I *1 p r n n l . In jrol#|, n ilv rr, r t f .
Th»* E. .1 •low*-.
Whlfi* I ’hn rotary.
d lO
J a n o s Hardman returned from Him
I*
It
Hfroin, o f r«f«ndon( w m in Francisco Monday rnj;ht, hnvin « sold
<’»«•
<|| M om lfiy on hiiNin«»«H.
his property^ there.
He will locate in
M r. nnd Mr« K W . I t r d |j f * p r t h f o f f)re({on.
r 11 n i a i t r d thiN w r r k nt t h r h n m r
H m « io g H< o Poultry Plant, Walker,
* * Mr
i I • dtn f*rf fi ’ « pri r«*n t *, Mr. nnd Or< tt'oi, bookm a orders for lltlil day
M 1 *
N i L . i . l i t t l r , nnd w r r r h r r r rtt t h r •dtl ehn ks at hs' each.
i|i| ,'[||st I
I I in »■ o f M r D o olittln 9 b d r nth.
J a n o s Ifanna, ol
Yoni'nlln, . spent 1
M i t f r r i r e ff*Nf«*«|v rw h ftr jfw l nnd r r
scvernl days this week visiting his
; • r* ||
L lir o im r f t f t rotihlrn y i r l d to grandmot l.i-r, Mrs. H. K. McKinney,
••ur fr«rifrii«nf
O u r n d v i r r im t r r r . •mil looking ufter property his mother
'4
»• j. • » , * i •'« • i ri fnoilrrntr
\\ «• ee. fitly liollgllt here.
iliu to i f i \ «* « r r v i r r fhnt w ill rnnkr
Mrs. C. W Kwmg and »on Janies
• »ti rr»jtond to oiip itt\ it n tio n to m in i
.('turned inesilay fr'iin
visiting
at
’• i" . h i .
H|*niy, Long A ( 'rtiHOfi
H rr
Pendleton, going to their home ut
v i n * On rtt go
d rrT tfr.
•*» * A . .1 N r U o n W
.' im in i A ll' ll* Isondon.
Old growth liody fir stove wood for
Monday.
ale. * all itlt, City Transfer.
ib»tfe
M i t M nlo l M a r t i n nrr iv < d Hundny
Mrs. (iisirge L. Grigsby, o f Waits-
I tom
I'o i tin ml
to \ i p i t
h r r ¡»nil««!
o.irg, H - i . , is visiting her mother,
mot In r, Mrs. N . I*, ( h r i x u n i u , and at
\lrs It 4. Klliott.
• ml ii hool t Iii h w ¡ntor.
Among Kugene visitors from bare
(i a l l o w a y for iriMumii««’, 511 M a m .
I'uceiay were Mrs. (*. K. Frost, Mr.
K iyinoitd (irub< and H r h o fic lil Htrw
iml Mrs Harry Hheurer, .Mrs. C. Hm*ltk
:»rt motor« «I to th«* Cham pion iinrir
m d Vs. nnd Mrs. (irunt Tower.
.Hiimlay.
TTiry r r c r t i t l y
cam«*
here
Fyne Point pencils nt The White
tf »io I't'iiiiNyIvaniti ami w rn * impr<*«Ni*d
dIO
w ith t h r
* « firry and |««»N*ihiliti<*N «»f Pharmacy.
that iirrtto il.
•
•
4 lifford Hhortridge h;,s enlisted in
ihe navy and expects to leave shortly
•tain . Htillivan h«oight a Ford run
•n u training cruise.
• hont o f \ \ I . . . I oil Hi nt h r r h Ha t i j n l u y .
A daughter was born ut it Kugene
\r|»«»n ft lis i k il «■ «r* at right ^»rircN
and trrniN.
drc.Ttfc* hospital Monday to Mi. and Mrs. W
Frasier Johnson, o f this city.
What better Cliiixtmii» pruaent
could the whole family enjoy than
a fine new Dodge Brother» or
Quirk car? Come to our «how
room and we will (didly »how you
the convenience« in the»« two
mo«t «iamlard car». If not ready
to buy a car at present, come in
anyhow. We like to »ay “ Merry
Ohrtitmn».“ Ne)»on'» Auto Sale»
ft Service.
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COFFMAN
Bucccianr to Kerr ft Bilihy
Telephone 30
"THEY CERTAINLY ANSWER THE GIFT QUESTION”
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J .V . G L A S S E S
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Inn 1 :» K n o w lto n
hotnr at l t r x t * r «Monday.
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T H l ONLY I N V I S I B L E BIFOC AL
W i n n u t g i v e a p a n o f K i y p t ik l i l i r v .. t i n
I'u i'iils, a m i m ilk «
t i n s ( ' h e i s t m a s a la s lin « « n n .
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i \ i ' ! . ’ lnss 1 1 «■ 11 1 • I < , in
Wear, l i i f o r n l u ln s s i'ii
l i . i t t V i tliji'.a li I'la n
i i h «*f i l l
ill
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< ill v It t
pri'Ki iit
OPTICIAN OPTO MKT HIST
Factory on Premiaci
Cottage Grove, Oregon
-lo* under
f«»r
thr
MrN. A lio * l.rg nt n r r i v r d lant h im k
frinii l'o r t h m d t«» v i “it h r r iimtli« r, M r* .
L l h ’ti JoneN.
W u m t I v motor • i | h , loti jw-r m i t
pur«’ l*« iin»«yl\ aina ; « on I no more thnn
other H o r.it lr d etiNtrrii oil.«.
Ni'l.mn '*
\u*N. Hill« - A W . S.Î Hid«* («arag«*. d>>tfr
M r. and M r i . S\
ino \r« l tg TloNrhtirg
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II .
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hnvr
Lai« fui n tte u tio n a fu ll «Tiargr u i t l i
olii i i i j a noi i N o v e r rh a rg in g
that ’« Itnt i
tery H«*rv irr ( K r r l a m l (liirag*
n: f
M f ! «I F. W r . ’k * . « » f <’r. v\rll, \ • mi t
««I F i i d a y w^fh .M in l'h m d ir Htonrhiirg.
M tn . ,1. K. K « lly , n f \ t m ro iiv rr,
Wanh., r r t i i r n r d la»nir TTiur«ol ty o f lant
w r r k . li r r omptl li ii*i| l«\ h rr tm ithrr, «M k
J iM* Iftaker.
W b y w r r e l Tn»*lr S i n i ’ n NiihmapinrH^
«(|iii|»|»rd w itli I ’ h i h » « I «I | • 1 11 ; « Diamond
t ir o ! I l a t t r r i r N Ì Mirane* nf ih, l 'h ilr o
Hlotted K r t a i f i r r w h ir h rln n ma t«*N in
■nhition tr o i ih l r and p r e \ r n t N Hhrdding,
w ith thè remili
a hatterA w h ir h w ill
la n t longrr thnn wnn < \ e r thonght
poHNihh». O v e rh ind (luritge.
n ‘J tltl
M m . «laineN l'I tiM e r hT t Hj»tur«lf»y fnr
I« oh Angele.« tu \iNÌt lu i
i ter,* M r
A r r h i e ThompNon.
%
Kohrrt l.ow ry ha« a r r i v e d frolli liend
to Hpeml th<* w i n t r r u t i l i In« daiighter
and noii M tn . ( \ L. < T n irr h illt o f th i-
rity
and Cleorge Lou ry, o f M o T i v
e re rk .
U r i olir priei'N oii H t n t i o m r \
l»ii;»iTg. T h e W h i t e I T m m i u r y .
hefon*
d it i
t i r o r g r O. Knowlen \ m i n « ii Fort lami
th è firNt n f th«* werk on I» i i n ì i i «* nh .
t ’n«st»r Vnlatif h : in home
t \ c»v« r th«* we«*h end.
I l M*rt||
fro m
•
u i t h an an In t u«*« k ami i n f l i r t e d u
?'«• v « re i ; uh I i . Il«’ d*'l not reali/«’ hnw
«••ri* a* fi*«* i n j u r y u a . and diti not
hn%r it dr«*NNi*«| u n til that «*vening.
Chirk« un , hog«, \ «•: | und rutti«* want
r«l nt th«* IVnpÌ<**4 m a rk e t.
tfr
M r ni *1 M r
(' A, M a r l r l l retnrn«*il
Mi»n«l* ' Ir» • Th« I lull«**«, uh« re thev
afteiide«! a meeting o f th«* state hotel
unno «'int ion.
Mr*«. I! \V ifldr rnhetin return«’«! Innt
u« * »> t rom a \ init \\ ifh f h re« o f her sonn
iti V id irtiikii and ih again fit tin* horn«'
*»f her d aughter. Mr*« \N N Mogate.
NN.* I \» many *.! \T«* h ami the fim*««t
«y «in l i l y n f sta tion e r)
at the W h i t e
Ph nrm aey.
dIO
M r ■«ml N?r<«. Nrrhi«* Larnon a r r i v e d
Htin«!.i> fro m Monro«*, NVanh., and w ill
remain u ntil a f t e r th«’ h*di«lnvH \ i - i f i n g
w ith M»- Ian o n ' parents,
M r. and
Mr
II F I ' i t r h r r , nnd M r. Larnoti * h
l*ar«’ i*ts, M r anil Mrs. «I. V T.aranti.
F N. Luretsoii, o f Fügern*, Hprnt th«
u ee k «’iid at the fittine of Dr. and Mr*«,
Il NV. TitU.4.
F. ti («r.’eii«’ u « n t
L it t h * Mnry Dent finn retiirned frm n | luisinrsM NN'etlnrstla V.
to
< Ltkland
Christm as Candy
Nuts and Oranges
Wi* have a complete line u|" candy, n u t s a m i n u i n p e s im
the holiday» at reasonable pi ices. Special prices ft» eliurches
and schools.
Horn«* canned fruits from Y akima cheaper than .......... uld
can them, (tall-and see them.
Government Canned Good»— We have just received a ship
incut of canned (fomls from Uncle Sam at remarkably low
prices. Call and let us cut a can for you.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
20 ham white laundry soap...............
$1.00
SM ITH S GROCERY
Wa l k
a
Bl o c k
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« • »«I« ’ ll ri 11 \
Dgtilru («I
and
Save
a
Di me
M j . L o r m l n . t iiajon vi«ite<i m
I gem* M on day.
Kti-
H l.amiiHti-r |>urrhuM-«l .» Ford
W imh I."On HrotherN Mondfiy.
an
o u r A n n o u n c e m e n t o f l a s t w e e k
(jl OTE THE FOLLOWING i ’ KICES ON
on
we
C A N D IE S
Plain mixed, per pound.................. #................................
27*/2C
Broken mixed, per pound................................................... 27*/2C
Peanut brittle, pei pound-
35c
Cream mixed (jugt like French mixed), per pound
35c
NUTS
Walnut«, medium size, new crop, per pound.......................25c
Walnut«, large «ixe, new crop, per pound.............................. 35c
Almond«, per pound................................................................ 25c
I’eanut«, fre»h roantetl, per pouruf....................................... 221//>c
Filbert«, per pound......................................... ....................... 30c
ORANGES
Size 250, per dozen.................................................................. 35c
Size 170, per dozen................................................ ................. 65c
•
Banana«, per pound..................................................................... 20c
Cranbcrric«, per pound-.......................................................... 25c
Sweet potatoes, j>cr pound......................................................6l/^c
Freah celery..........................................(too early to (junto price)
Head lettuce, large and «olid.............(too early to quote price)
Apple«, Spitzenburg, large, red, «peeial.........................
$1.25
Our Store Will Be Closed Saturday, Dec. 25, Chnstmaa Day
Thursday and Friday just In-fore Christmas our store will
remain open until half past eight o ’cloek in th»- evening
A. Brund CSi Co.
GROCERS TO PARTICI EAR PEOPLE— TELEPHONE 65
»
a ttd a can o£
Chase & SaubortVs
What 's the use to buy new tires
when you can make those old
ones run another season? We re­
pair cuts, put on hall soles, re­
tread them and guarantee our
woik. Give us a trial. Cottage
Grove Vulcanizing Works, near
che bridge.
The condition o f Dr. W. W. Oglesby
ms been serious during the past week.
Henry Ycutrh has recovered from
nis recent illness which confin ed him
to the house for tw o weeks.
Gnllowny writes insurance. Phone 3(5.
Evelyn Hunth, daughter o f Mr. a m /
Mr- Klbcrt Smith, is sufferin g with
I'hirkcnpox.
«*i«l«'i early for March ami
We nre pleased to show our high rlass
April ih-livi t v. Tancrcd «train.
fountain pena. The White Pharmacy.
J. Ii. Huras anil daughter were here
from Albany this week packing some
t oft age (Ji*ov«\ Or.f Phono 2(iK4 inmsehold e ffe c t s to take to Albany,
vhere Mrs. (turns is recovering from
he e f f e c t » o f the amputation o f a
limb.
Mr».
Hoy
Furkett
nrrive«|
from
Miss tirare Hanford visited in Ku
hiiierpriM’ nnd in viniting her eouxin,
gene Tuesday.
Nlrn. H, II. Klliott.
Now is the time to select your
Mrs. Frank D«hmke went to Kag«ne
Christmas presenta. Madsen has the
Mondfiy for me«1i«al trenttnent.
finest and hugest »election he has ever
M i h . II. NN Tit a# \ inited in Kugene had. Pall now nnd make selections
th«’ firnt o f th«* week.
while the assortment is complete. Glad
Don't put o f f making an ap|N»int
to show them and put them away for
«»»«•nt for th*».-«' holiday photos. R«mcm you.
*
n5tfe
l*er, y«»ur*« ar«» not tin* only oii «* n that
Mrs. t’ lara Burkholder writes from
fiav«* to Ii«« finiNli«*«! on tune. Monro«
ffir vallis that they are m ovin g to
.
Portland, where Charles will attend ai
Mrn. M F W y a tt wan iii Eugene • uto m ech an ics' school.
Friday.
Mrs. II. W. Queener visited, in Ku
Walter Fuller was in Eugene Hatur- gi lie a few da ys this week.
«lav.
B u n g in those holey rubber hoots
in I shoes. We fix them nnd make
them last you the rest o f the winter.
Cottage Grove Vulcanizing Works, near
the bridge.
tfc
Koy J. White, o f Kugene, represent­
ing the Waterman ( Piaruf srhool, lias
been in the city this week, lie will be
here every other day hereafter attend­
l.< to h r i i I u i i v h ready l o serve
ing to his music classes.
mir eiistiimers nt any
uinniPiit
Kmmett Sharp and J. A. E Hedge
« i t t i just » I m t th e y w a n t in oar
wen in Kugene Monday.
line. T h a t is w hn t we end e a vo r
Come and see why the Conklin foun
t " it«.
N o m a t t e r w h e th e r it is
tain pens are the best. The WI«*
ii pi ere o f slenk f o r liro iliii); or
Pharmney.
d(0
n rhenpi'r p ie re f o r hoiliii^;, our
s r u j e e in just the suine, che erfu l
J. D. Harvey, o f the Harvey l.umlver
nini i f f u i>'nt, und our u|>|>rerin
ompnny, was in Eugene Monday.
t im i is eipuil for e ith e r one.
The
Christian
Endeavor
of
the
Christina church put on “ The D augh­
Phone 15 ------------------
ter o f the D e se r t” nt Drniil Inst week
Tree Delivery to All Parts of
nnd will put it on tonight ut Crcswcll.
the City fresh PI sit on Friday«
When you think ear. think Overland
the small enr that rides and handles
like a big one— with pep econom y, on
Mrs. Jessie Cnrlton visited in Eu durance, speed. Overland Garage, tfc
Itene Hnturdny.
\. A. Shaw, a recent arrival from
Christmas llift — «150 nil record phon- Oklahoma, has opened a randy store in
o|tr;|i'll, |üf) down nnd tmlnnee on ensv the building nt the southwest o f the
monthly payments.
Express prepaid. Main street bridge.
I'-UK* ti'' Music Shop, Kiiftene, Ore. d.l-.ll
George Rouse, former resident o f this
W. A. <' ii rtis » n n up front Kugene eity, is in the Southern l ’ neific hospital
Friday on business.
it San Francisco su ffer in g with cancer
Mrs. W. J. White wits :t visitor in o f the stoninrh. His condition is sniil
Kujjene Thursday o f last week.
to be hopeless.
i’ EH
coffee”
“The firest gratin"
S. C. W hite Leghorn
Hatching Eggs and
DayOld
Chicks
D. J. S C H O L L
i Fori In nd h« — |o ta l, wlu n
e «ni
nirdu'ul
1 1 ra t ment
t *t m ig h t rn in g o f In r liiiihn.
her
L«*t a*« h I iow .on t h r h**et ami latrnt
im p r o v i T JHII. t on til« uiark<*t.
Thr
W hite F harn iacv.
in a
l<>
I ' m n r in a m i a.«k ns a I u n i t m u K l v p t n k
I t sin p l i i n s t i n g i v i n g o l a ••« i l i u m l.v
Taler, of the Town
th
Mm
«ar «»f
<ibl< In
K ryp tn k s
went
Specials for Christmas
Dont leave ¡tou t!
A .
Brund
Phone 65
&
Company
Grocers to Particular People
Dan W alton & Son
PEOPLE’S MARKET
OUR BUSINESS
I.ester Powers was railed to finitene
the first o f the week try the serious ill­
ness o f his mother.
«
Pvne Point peneils at The White
Plinrmticy.
dIO
W. L. Darby ft Co. have ju»t
received a carload of barbed wire,
field fence, poultry netting and
nails which they are offering at
the lowest market price.
. n*2l!c
County Commissioner Spenrer was in
Charles Smith is again on crutches,
the city Wednesday in nttupnny with
Mond v iewers Alex Hints and J. W. the result o f ngain pulling the liga
Ilolilis, who were assessing the dam ments loose on his left leg. The injury
aires for the route o f Pneifie highway was sustained this time in basketbnll
practice. The former injury was sus­
through the eity.
tained in a football game.
The very latest and best metallie
lead pencil. In pdil, silver, etc. The
Glen McGee returned M onday from
White Phnrmney.
dIO Eugene.
Him
lint nd
returned
Wednesdny
No springs, no pins, no hinges to
from an extended visit in Wisconsin, wear out and get out o f oriier. Conklin
where he attended a family reunion.
fountain pen. The White Pharmney.
Mrs. Ocorife Itoyd left Tuesday for
Miss Helen Cow gill, o f O. A. C., vis
a visit o f two months with her mother, ited the high school Monday in the in ­
Mrs. Myrtle Mills, nt Hitlem.
terest o f the b o y s ’ and g i r l s ’ club.
Mrs. John d r o v e s nnd Mrs. J. V.
Miss Kiln Counts, who hns a pnsi
Stewart went to Portland yesterday. tion in the business o f f i c e o f The Ore
gonina, visited during the past w e e k !
with her »istera, Mrs. Frank Kru>x and
Mrs. Frank Jones.
A fine line of heating stoves
and ranges always on hand at W
L. Darby and Co.
*
n26t
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott
gene visitors Thursday.
For
Sale— Fresh
years old.
gon.
Jersey
were Eu
milk
cow
A . F. & A . M ., Attention
Work in M. M. D EG REE ,at
special communication
Hatur-
•lay, D ec. 11, at 7:30.
Be
freahtnonts. The usual cordial
invitation extended to
visitors
and
members.
WORTH H AR VEY,
B y order o f W. M.
Secretary.
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W. C. Henderer, Anlauf.
dlO -24pd
For Sale or Trade— Equity tn Diamond
T truck and trailer. All in good
shape and w orkin g every day. A big
bargain. Overland Garage.
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Commercial Club Members!
Monday,
meeting.
Monday,
December
13,
N(I
club
December
20,
BIG
club
meeting.
Write this last date in your hat if
your mind is so full it won t hold it.
It is I M P O R T A N T TO YOU , I d o n ’t
care w h o you are nor what your busi-
Annual meeting o f the American nes.-
Every member seeing or hearing o f
Legion next Tuesday evening. Every
ex service muu is urged to bo present this notice is to accept it as a persona I
to nssist in decidin g whether or not to invitation from the j resident to attend
continue this (Hist. I f the decision is T H IS meeting. P lease consider that
in the affirm ative, he will then be ex­ you have this date with me at eight
pected to help pick o ffic e rs whom he o 'c l o c k in the «vetting.
We have cut out one date to get
thinks best qualified to s e r v e 'a n d to
help decide upon the business conduct speed for the next ami it 's g oing to
be in HIG H if YOU are there.
o f the post.
C. J. K E M , P residen t.
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11 K M ETCA I.F . Commander.
Ex-Service Men, Attention!
Let Your Idle Money
Earn Interest
We pay 4% on time deposits
and 3"n on savings
Bank of Cottage Grove
Com!
Corn!
Com!
Just rwcivetl a cat- of fine eastern whole corn. By purchasing
this car direct from the east we are «4'lling it at a price which
makes it the cheapest feed on the market today. This corn is
absolutely dry and put up in new sacks.
J O N E S C& E A T O N
FIFTH AND MAIN
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